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APPLICATIONS ARE CLOSED FOR 2026 FESTIVAL – ARTIST HAVE BEEN SELECTED.

Registrations for the Perisher PEAK Festival are by invitation from the Festival Organisers.
Complete this Expression of Interest (EOI) form if you have been invited to apply.

PLEASE NOTE

This is an initial EOI only. We will review your submission and contact you if we require a more detailed application for final consideration.

Due to the high volume of enquiries and the administrative resources required, EOIs are not open as a general public application process. Only artists we wish to progress further will receive a response.


BACKGROUND

The Perisher PEAK Festival is held across multiple venues within the Perisher Ski Resort during the opening weekend of the Australian snow season.

The festival begins on Friday afternoon and continues at pace through Saturday and Sunday.

Artists typically perform once per day. Concert sets range from 30 to 90 minutes, and most artists will present three to four performances across different venues over the three-day festival.


FEES

Our artist budget is limited, so please do not expect large performance fees. Fees are based on reasonable travel costs and modest performance payments. If booked the festival will provide bed and breakfast.

All fees quoted must be fully inclusive of GST, travel, visas, meals and any other expenses.
No riders are offered.

Backline is provided on larger stages; however, artists may be required to bring their own drum kits and amplifiers.

Partners’ and children’s passes will be provided.

No passes are available for agents, additional family members, or friends.

David De Santi
Program Director
Peak Festival
dave@peakfestival.com.au

About Performing at the Peak Festival

Perisher Valley is about 500km south of Sydney, 210km south of Canberra and 800km north of Melbourne via Tumut.

The Festival is presented by the Perisher Resorts Chamber of Commerce with the assistance of an experienced team led by David De Santi, the Artistic Director of the very successful Illawarra Folk Festival.

ACCOMMODATION
Bed and Breakfast for artists will be provided in the Perisher Valley in share style accommodation. Partners and children accommodation can also be arranged for an additional fee of $75/night for partners and $40/night per child. Accommodation will be available from Friday 5th June to Sunday 7th June 2026 (3 nights).

ACCESS AND TRANSPORT
It may be possible to drive up to the snowfield but it is recommended that artists park at the Bullocks Flat Skitube Terminal and use the Skitube. Access for the Skitube will be provided as well as all transport around the snow fields.

If vehicle access to the mountain is allowed, dependent on snow falls and conditions, then parking will be available at the Smiggin Holes Carpark. Access will be via the National Park Entry and snow chains will be required. Parking at the Skitube Terminal will not require chains.

Transport from these locations to accommodation will be arranged.

The festival will also provide transport to and from venues. Transport requests must be made at least 4 hours prior to the required pickup time.

ARTIST RESPONSIBILITIES
Performers accept all responsibility for their Tax Obligations, Superannuation and WorkCover requirements.

Artists are responsible for all their meals and drinks except for breakfast at the accommodation location.

For any further information please contact:
David De Santi
Program Director, Perisher Peak Festival, 0409 571 788